The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-10-08
Personal.

Hon. John V. L. Findlay, of Baltimore was
In Towsontown Tuesday ON professional bust
ness.
DIR. Richard McSherry has been appointed
resident physician at Mount Hope Retreat, as as
sistant to DR.. Charles g. Hill.
Capt. E. Herman, of tho Sheppard Asylum,
and Mr.. Jere d. Mallory, of Charles street avenue,
attended the York fair on Thursday.
Mr.. John Crowther, Jr., cashier of the Towson
National Bank, has removed from his residence
in the 8th district, to No. 213 Oak street, in the
Belt.
MIR. William L. Cooley, Democratic candidate
for States Attorney of Hartford county, was ad-
nitted to practice in the Court of Appeals at An
napolis, on Wednesday last.
d-Mr. William B. Sands, secretary of the Balti-
more County Agricultural Society, addressed the
farmers meeting on the Cecil county fair grounds,
at Elkton, on Wednesday last.
MIR. Herman A. Barth, the well-known marble
worker of Belair avenue, whose advertisement ap-
pears in THE UNION, was in Towsontown on Tues
day and took several orders for work.
r. R. Boarman, Esq, and Col. D. G. McIn-
tosh, of Towsontown, were engaged in the Court
of Appeals at Annapolis, on Thursday last, in the
argument of the case of O'Brien VS.. Fowler
Mr.. Jasper M. Berry, son-n-law of the late
Judge Emory, of Lutherville, has been nominated
for member of the First Branch City Council by
the Democrats of the 18th ward of Baltimore.
who holds position in the cashiers department
of the Baltimore Custom House, was in Towson-
town on Friday, and called at The UNION office.
Mrs. Matilda A. Yearley was married at her
residence, Cuttings avenue, rear Govanstown, on
Monday night last, to Mr.. John E. Folks. The
bride is daughter of the late DR.. Merryman Cole.
Col. D. M. Matthews, president of the Balti-
more County Agricultural Society, and Mr.. Thos.
Peerce, both of Dulany's Valley, attended the
State fair at Easton and were much pleased with
the exhibition.
Louis P. Hennighausen, ESQ.,, who lately re-
turned from Europe, was in Towsontown on Tues
day and called at THE UNION Office. He is an
earnest Republican and takes lively interest in
the present campaign.
Miss Sue Winstanley Hall, daughter of Capt.
James Hail. formerly of Maryland Line, Baltimore
county, was married at Grace Episcopal Church,
Baltimore, on Wednesday last, to Mr.. G. Raymond
Weaver a civil engineer of that city.
Mr.. VIM. S. Roberts, son of Lewis J. Roberts,
ESQ.,, of Sherwood, N. c. r. R., will be married
Tuesday, October 18th, at 10 a. M, to Miss Mae
Taylor, of Baltimore. The ceremony will take
place at Jackson Square M. E. Church.
Miss Lizzie Carter, of Virginia. is visiting at
the residence of Maj. John 1. Yellott, Towsontown.
She is accompanied by her two little nephews,
sons of the late John Carter, whose wife was Miss
Emily Yellott, who died several years ago.
Mr.. Lansing L. Pittman, a young business
man of Detroit, Michigan, was married at Grace
P. Il. Church, Baltimore, on Tuesday afternoon, to
Miss Annette Steuart, daughter of Mr. Donaldson
Steuart, of Arbutus, 18th district of Baltimore
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson G. Mettam celebrated
their crystal wedding-ffteenth anniversary of
their marriage-at their home near Reisterstown,
on Monday evening of last week. They received
more than one hundred useful and ornamental
presents.
- Our old friend, DR.. A. S. Baldwin, of the 18th
district, was in Towsontown on Monday last and
called at The UNION office. The DR.. has a large
practice and travels horseback over a wide terri
tory in the 9th 10TH 18th and 18th districts, some
times getting over into Hartford.
MIR. Benjamin w. Ady, Democratic nominee
for Register of Wills, was in Towsontown on Thurs
day, looking contented and happy. The various
political rumors that are in circulation have not
caused him to lose any flesh, and he feels easy as
to the result in November.
Among those from Baltimore county who at
tended the Cecil county fair at Elkton on Thurs
day, were James F. McCabe, L. B. McCabe, John
C. Bosley, VIM. Fell Johnson, Chas. W. Lee and
John B. Longnecker From Harford-Hon. John
H. Price, ]. Thos. c. Hopkins, Murray Vandiver
and many others.
Mr.. Henry Taylor and wife, of Waverly, who
returned from Europe lately, were given hand
some reception on Thursday night of last week by
the Baptist Church and Sunday school of that
place, the church having been handsomely deco
rated for the occasion. The committee of ar
rangements was Messrs. i. Scott Carswell, Wilson
Brown, N. M. Rttenhouse, Charles Beck and Miss
Ella Hamilton.
COL B. T. Taylor, of Bradshaw, 18th district,
was in Towsontown on Monday and was warmly
greeted by many friends. He has nearly recovered
from the serious accident he met with few weeks
ago. when he was thrown from his road cart and
dragged some distance. The Colonel went through
the whole war of the rebellion and made some very
narrow escapes, but he says this last was the
closest call he ever had.